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Published in final edited form as: Addict Behav. 2010 Jul 17;35(12):1045–1053. doi: 10.1016/j.addbeh.2010.07.001

Table 2.

Between-person correlations

	1.	2.	3.	4.	5.	6.	7.	8.	9.	10.
1. Positive affect	1.00
2. Sadness	.04	1.00
3. Hostility	−.05	.68^*	1.00
4. Anxiety	.09	.74^*	.66^*	1.00
5. Intoxication	.03	.20^*	.22^*	.27^*	1.00
6. Dependence sxs.	−.07	.30^*	.16	.34^*	.60^*	1.00
7. Negative urgency	−.18	.30^*	.28^*	.20^*	.11	.15	1.00
8. Positive urgency	−.13	.12	.18	.12	−.08	.09	.61^*	1.00
9. Premeditation	.06	−.15	−.14	−.08	−.20	−.31^*	−.41^*	−.46^*	1.00
10. Perseverance	.17	−.21^*	−.27^*	−.13	−.07	−.13	−.51^*	−.59^*	.57^*	1.00
11. Gender	.08	−.36^*	−.24^*	−.25^*	.00	−.23^*	−.15	−.06	.17	.08

Note. N = 97. W = women (0), M = Men (1).

p < .05.

Sxs = symptoms. Person-means were used to calculate between-person correlations for the level 1 variables (i.e., positive affect, sadness, hostility, anxiety, intoxication, and dependence symptoms).